25 November, 2000 Digital News Archive

Anderson favourite to succeed Williams

By Gerry Thornley

Supreme Court orders new trial in senior Garda's case against `Tribune'

The novelty has worn off

Defending Ireland: the Irish State and its Enemies since 1922 by Eunan O'Halpin (Oxford, £12.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

ICOS milk quota plea

Web World

By Sylvia Thompson

Huge PlayStation2 demand wipes out national supply

By By ANNE BYRNE

Deregulating taxi services

Possessed By Greatness (Part 2)

Economic gloom lurks right on our doorsteps

By Dominic Coyle

Group proposes payments for disabled to employ assistants

Losing the Midas touch

By By JIM DUNNE

Bank director buys shares

Mary Shelley's blighted life

By By VICTORIA WHITE

Speeding Finn fined $71,000

Teachers study how to win attention

Everest moving our way - China

Mosney to be used to house up to 500 asylum-seekers following deal

By By COLMAN CASSIDY and JOHNNY WATTERSON

Babies born with HIV antibodies likely to be free of virus shortly

By By PADRAIG O'MORAIN

Kenya ejects 137 Ugandans in Ebola scare

Pakistan urged to open border

Deregulating taxi services

`Writing is what I think about when I'm not thinking about sex'

Irish physicist who had a theorem named after him

Aspiring countries restive at pace of EU enlargement

Lennon gets star of the year award

EU leaders offer 4.65bn euros to make Yugoslavia prosperous

By Denis Staunton

Church Of Ireland notes

Serbia issues ultimatum to NATO troops

By By CHRISTIAN JENNINGS

Gate Theatre still awaiting £600,000 grant

By By VICTORIA WHITE

Jim Dorney, General secretary of the TUI

`Sunday World' court apology

By The Shore

Cowen favours even further EU support for UN

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Germany calls for meal ban after its first BSE find

By Derek Scally

Results at Oglesby & Butler

Sack full of good things

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Deregulating taxi services

Harney outlines plans for 125 new jobs at Donegal firms

By By THERESA JUDGE

It's all plane sharing

By By JIM DUNNE

Letting "them" in

Nuclear plant reactivated

Wilde things

By By JERUSHA HULL MCCORMACK

Opera to hit high note on Flat

Life sentence for Dublin murder of Liverpool man

Another time, another pace

By Johnny Watterson

Deasy criticism of diplomats rejected

By By DEAGLAN DE BREADUN

Wanted: good home for art

Deregulating taxi services

Alternative Ulster views find common derby ground

District Court judge who also sat on Special Criminal Court

Ignore the message, just play the game

By By EDDIE HOLT

Report `got it wrong'

Charlie Lennon, ASTI general secretary

Taxi-drivers continue to keep cabs off streets

By Joe Humphreys

Wilde times

Amid claim and counterclaim, peace can be arduous

Merger of co-ops expected to save £850,000 per annum

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

O'Reilly opens the doors in Dalkey

By By JIM DUNNE

Limits put on black power

By Johnny Watterson

Regency gout stools included in Laois sale

Baddeley holds nerve

Man charged with attempted murder

Century directors criticised

By By CHRISTINE NEWMAN

Gaeltacht roads to get £5m next year

SportsSpeak: Week in quotes

By Johnny Watterson

Toponymic treasures of the townlands' topography

By By RICHARD ROCHE

Mary Shelley (Part 1)

Deregulating taxi services

Quibbling rivalry

By Frank McNally

`Circe' chapter from Ulysses on show in Dublin Joyce centre before auction in US

Christian Brothers At Artane

The Lure of Chance

Former North ombudsman urges Catholics to join new police force

By By JIM CUSACK and MONIKA UNSWORTH

O'Loan to direct Hamill death case

Clinton's lawyer during impeachment hearings

Shannon engine leasing firm opens representative office in Beijing

By By CONOR O'CLERY

Santa's here already

By By SUE CARTER

Terenure overrun hapless Clontarf

By John O'Sullivan

Tusa opens further outlet

Agribusiness correspondent

`Real IRA' is outlawed in the US

First title

Secret poll shows Noonan as choice for FG leader

By By GERALDINE KENNEDY and MARK BRENNOCK

Extraordinary best-selling criminal

By By PATRICK BARKHAM

Some buyers consoled as Sony game arrives

By By CIARAN BRENNAN

Roman Catholics

Taxi cartel runs out of roadway

By Dominic Coyle

Paying bills at post offices

Story in every comeback

By By SUE CARTER

Bars and the stars

By By SUE CARTER

A peak before bedtime

St Flannan's knock cup holders out

Opposition needs to be much more vigorous

By By DICK WALSH

Picture of contentment

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Golfers for George

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Boris Spassky

Bomb kills man in Brittany

Notes from Underground, by Fyodor Dostoevsky, translated and edited by Michael R. Katz (Norton Critical Editions, £6.95 in UK)

By By JOHN BANVILLE

Bill squanders chance for police reform

Irish raider Foxchapel King can strike gold

Eye on nature

By Michael Viney

Debate on abortion

Donal, the dangerous

Man remanded for sex offences

Man pleads guilty to 19 sex charges

Sema profits warning piles on the pressure

Word and Rules: the Ingredients of Language, by Steven Pinker (Phoenix, £7.99 in UK)

By Arminta Wallace

European airlines show huge interest in BA's low-cost arm

Deregulating taxi services

Dig a hole on the Moon

By By ARTHUR MATHEWS

£3m compensation offer to ERHA staff

By By PADRAIG YEATES

BBC staff cut strike short

New partners at KPMG

Taxis put Harney in driving seat

Dome redevelopment to be led by odd couple of Irish business

Dublin's port in a storm

Realism needed on policing

Supporting roles

By By ROBERT O'BYRNE

Award for science journalism

Consumer affairs head shows her mettle on pub orders

Et tu, Deasy

By By JIM DUNNE

Style for the serious fashion lover

By By SUE CARTER

Eircom's asset sales plan threatened by strike signals from major staff union

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Hume still at the helm

By By JIM DUNNE

Focus is on AIB and B of I on otherwise quiet day

By By BRENDAN MCGRATH

Ned Kelly to shine at Naas

Equality battle hampered, women told

By Alison Healy

Classic clash for climax

Man sentenced for fire threat

Israeli, Russian Foreign Ministers to hold talks

Court orders Lawlor to testify in public

Review of health board's emergency plan likely to finish by end of year

By By EIBHIR MULQUEEN

Seeing disorder held in check

By By COLIN GRAHAM

Police kill eight in Phnom Penh

Night helicopter cover suspended

By Lorna Siggins

Nationalists can be the force for change - Hayes

Dev's days of sensual longing

Banks claim customer focus in cutting services

By Dominic Coyle

When nude is no longer rude

By By SUE CARTER

Bliss after a year in abyss

By Johnny Watterson

Sentimental journey to City West

By By JIM DUNNE

Outrage over guardsmen move

Mandela has blood abnormality

Bakers cook up Shelbourne feast

By Ian O'Riordan

An Irishman's Diary

By By KEVIN MYERS

2 charged with Dublin robbery

Oscar Wilde: Mystery in plain sight

By By D.C.ROSE

Possessed By Greatness (Part 1)

National League: Weekend Previews

Phil Ochs

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Naval divers recover fisherman's body

By By DICK HOGAN

No wonder Bertie wants to run full term amid the uproar

Biography

Irish win Bowl

Coillte harvests festive trees by air

Finola Bruton

Mid-life crisis in Tennessee

By By PATRICK SKENE CATLING

Sex shop criticised

Good Counsel finish strongly

Psychedelic comeback

By By JOHN KELLY

Design consultancy names head

In Balkans EU sees no room for complacency

Way out West

By By TIM PAT COOGAN

Optimistic hackneys and `cosy' members queue to buy licences

By Joe Humphreys

Christ the King

Ban on neo-Nazi marches agreed

Straw driver not be prosecuted

Calculating what is hidden in public accounts

By By GARRET FITZGERALD

Tony Taylor case listed

Previews: Senior Cup finals

Ecofin ministers to review euro strategy

Forthcoming Auctions

Philosopher, street fighter, hero, coward, a lively wit and a complete jerk

By Eileen Battersby

Horizons

By Sylvia Thompson

Some mother's daughter

By By HARRY BROWNE

The national question

By Johnny Watterson

Writing at the Kitchen Table: Elizabeth David by Artemis Cooper (Penguin, £7.99 in UK)

By By SARAH MARRIOTT

Objections to French social policy delay summit plans

By Patrick Smyth

Dr Michael Woods, Minister for Education

New, improved deal for Carr

1,000 march past Leinster House

By By DECLAN FAHY

`Irish Times' is honoured for fourth year

By By ANNE BYRNE

Chiropractor admits sexually assaulting six women at his Galway clinic

By By ANN HEALY

Lawlor not in for FF nomination

By By MARK BRENNOCK

Politician to appear at hearings in few weeks

Cuban `agent' asks forgiveness

This week they said

Liberals on course to win Canadian election

St Kieran's - 0-14, Enniscorthy CBS - 1-5

Clubs asked to pay a heavy price

A blast of Myers

By By EAMON DELANEY

English FA Premiership: Weekend team news

Auction Results

Bubbly presenter of Network 2's music programme `No Disco'

Software company for east Belfast

By-election wins promise Labour a second term

By By FRANK MILLAR

Directors of grain firm may seek `protection'

By By BARRY O'KEEFFE

History of Great Storm provided by Defoe

By By BRENDAN MCWILLIAMS

Canada Liberals slip in poll

Chess king takes Kilkenny castle in move to check-mate rivals

Creating families of sonnets

Telecoms takeover talks end week on higher note

Forthcoming Fairs

Flo may shift the tide

By By GRAHAM SPIERS

Why taxi-drivers are not all wrong

Supreme Court rules that suspended sentence system invalid

Three stripes out of order

By Johnny Watterson

Tomorrow's result likely to be taken to court by US loser

By By JOE CARROLL

Mosney plan puts the future of Community Games in doubt

By By COLMAN CASSIDY and JOHNNY WATTERSON

Echoes from Speranza's salon

By Rosita Boland

King Rats rules

By Tony Clayton-Lea

National Australia Bank weighs up options in Britain after sale of its US subsidiary

Bringing choice to worlds of work and family

By Breda O'Brien

Building on expectation of owning the roof over our heads

Save the planet

By Sylvia Thompson

The words we use

By By DIARMAID O MUIRITHE

Kiwis bruised

Gender gaffe

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Black and white in purple prose

By By KADER ASMAL

`Earlier HIV tests in Limerick'

By By EITHNE DONNELLAN

Dialogue Resumes

Bertie in the Big Apple

By By JIM DUNNE

Sonia training for Christmas

By By PETER BYRNE

Teachers' Pay Claim

Olaf bares all

Accusations fly as bodies row over policing competition

By John McManus

US extends Libya travel ban

Tech stocks fly off the shelves in market rally

Bitter honeymoon likely for `transition' president

By By JOE CARROLL

ASTI to `consider' plea on Leaving Cert students

By By EMMET OLIVER

Technicians to escalate pay dispute

By By PADRAIG YEATES

Saving the port

Ballymun Towers

Methodist notes

Joe O'Toole, General secretary of INTO

Greer calls on women to imitate taxi-drivers and agitate

By Alison Healy

Pronk's compromises leave EU aghast

Gormley's late brace steals Grant's thunder

Of bingo and balloting

By By JIM DUNNE

Perm State Ballet - Cork Opera House

By Mary Leland

Ake: the Years of Childhood by Wole Soyinka (Methuen, £7.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

EU warns Austrian banks over currency exchange fees

Rebel general tracked down

One Foot in Laos by Dervla Murphy (Flamingo, £7.99 in UK)

By By BRIAN FALLON

Outstanding Czech distance runner whose treble at Helsinki Olympics has yet to be surpassed

Over 20 dead seals on Wexford coast

First Active director of operations resigns

S Africa delay naming team

Too early to support new NI police - Ahern

By Denis Staunton, JIM CUSACK and and MONIKA UNSWORTH

This day in golf history

By By DERMOT GILLEECE

Prisoner wins High Court case

Animal-feed supplier forced to pay £4m tax

By By JIM CUSACK

Mary Shelley (Part 2)

England ring the changes for Argentina

President impressed with Oman

By By RENAGH HOLOHAN

Joining the millionaire's club isn't quite the same

By Dominic Coyle

Gifts for sporting loved ones

By Mary Hannigan

Summit in crisis as EU rejects proposal

By Frank McDonald

Arafat and Barak renew contact as violence continues

By By PETER HIRSCHBERG

County baton picked up as run attempt starts again

Blame a tight vote, not fault in system

Inaki Alberdi (accordion)

By By MARTIN ADAMS

Value of retail sales recovers strongly as consumer spending gains momentum

By John McManus

Radio consortium outlines plans for Cork station

And a Wagtail in a Plane Tree

By Michael Viney

Tara Mines begins to give layoff notice to its workers

By By PADRAIG YEATES

My Century by Gunter Grass (Faber,£7.99 in UK)

By Eileen Battersby

Quiet life ain't easy for Ernie

By By DERMOT GILLEECE